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Washington County is expanding its waterline infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Washington County is expanding its waterline infrastructure

Washington County officials say extending waterlines to rural areas of the county continues to be a top priority.

Food companies aren't moving quickly enough to fend off global water crisis, new benchmark report finds - Vimarsana News

Food companies aren't moving quickly enough to fend off global water crisis, new benchmark report finds

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Food companies aren't moving quickly enough to fend off global water crisis, new benchmark report finds - Vimarsana News

Food companies aren't moving quickly enough to fend off global water crisis, new benchmark report finds

/PRNewswire/ -- Most food companies are not taking the necessary action to reduce their demands and impacts on freshwater resources, further worsening the...

Food companies aren't moving quickly enough to fend off global water crisis, new benchmark report finds - Vimarsana News

Food companies aren't moving quickly enough to fend off global water crisis, new benchmark report finds

/PRNewswire/ -- Most food companies are not taking the necessary action to reduce their demands and impacts on freshwater resources, further worsening the...

Water task force will spearhead rural infrastructure projects - Vimarsana News

Water task force will spearhead rural infrastructure projects

Washington County commissioners voted on June 28 to proceed with a list of water projects to serve rural communities. The waterline resolution didn’t specify how those water projects — totaling nearly $8 million — will be funded. Instead, commissioners decided the funding options should be left open while they decide how a portion of the $25.5 million the county will receive from the American Rescue Plan Act might be used to expand water infrastructure. The waterline extension projects were identified by the county’s Water Task Force and covers 48 months of work. The task ...